Microsoft (MSFT) agreed to give the U.S. General Services Administration, GSA, $3.1B in potential savings in Microsoft’s Office productivity subscriptions, Azure cloud infrastructure, Dynamics 365 business applications, and Sentinel cybersecurity software for the year, Jordan Novet of CNBC reports. Agencies will have to purchase their subscription through the GSA to take advantage of the discounts through September 2026. The lower prices are set to be available for three years, with a total savings of over $6B.
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